Sentence examples for has always defeated from inspiring English sources

Such a passion has always defeated its object.

And though I may have aspired to live my life in that style from time to time, reality has always defeated such ambitions.

However well-meaning they may be, spending thousands of dollars to work with students in need has always defeated the point, something colleges (and I) first pointed out four years ago.

In the past, teachers' unions have always defeated challenges to traditional ways of paying teachers.

Mr Mujahed said that historically Afghanistan had always defeated its occupiers.

As Eboo Patel, a fellow interfaith activist and a Muslim American, said, "The forces of inclusion have always defeated the forces of injustice, and they always will".

Well, Lords reform has always been defeated by those passionately opposed to change finding a way to vote with those passionately in favour of change but opposed to whatever plan happens to be on the table at the time.

Zito, the Oakland Athletics' starting pitcher last night, has not always defeated the Yankees, but he has routinely frustrated them.

I've always felt defeated by some of the ambiguities in "Three Sisters" as well.

But Plaid Cymru, the main opposition party, say they will call a vote of no confidence on February 8th unless Mr Michael gets an extra £85m from the Treasury for the coming year, and a guarantee of matched funds for the six years thereafter.Mr Michael's minority Welsh government has always been vulnerable to defeat.

In so doing, he has always stressed that he has defeated "the establishment" on behalf of "the people" (the audience, the readers, the viewers).